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001857
A Float Shopping Guide-Section 1-FSG 20 thru 51-2004 (ebook)
001857-A Float Shopping Guide-Section 1-FSG 20 thru 51-2004 346 Pages 2004 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT The purpose of this publication is to assist fleet personnel in identifying common items of supply. The selection of types and quantities of items in the ASG publication is limited to items demanded by the afloat units. As a result, the ASG publication does not include all valid items in the Supply System. Federal Supply Group 20 thru 51 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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2004 US Navy Electronic Book
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001858
A Float Shopping Guide-Section 2-FSG 52 thru 56-2004 (ebook)
001858-A Float Shopping Guide-Section 2-FSG 52 thru 56-2004 260 Pages 2004 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT The purpose of this publication is to assist fleet personnel in identifying common items of supply. The selection of types and quantities of items in the ASG publication is limited to items demanded by the afloat units. As a result, the ASG publication does not include all valid items in the Supply System. Federal Supply Group 52 thru 56 Good source for supply item identifications THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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2004 US Navy Electronic Book
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001859
A Float Shopping Guide-Section 3-FSG 59 thru 99-2004 (ebook)
001859-A Float Shopping Guide-Section 3-FSG 59 thru 99-2004 462 Pages 2004 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT The purpose of this publication is to assist fleet personnel in identifying common items of supply. The selection of types and quantities of items in the ASG publication is limited to items demanded by the afloat units. As a result, the ASG publication does not include all valid items in the Supply System. Federal Supply Group 59 thru 99 Good source of information on supply item identification THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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2004 US Navy Electronic Book
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003873
A Goldwater-Nichols for MOOTW? (ebook)
003873-A Goldwater-Nichols for MOOTW? 29 Pages 2000 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT One of the keys to success in Military Operations Other Than War (MOOTW) is effective interagency coordination. Recent history indicates a need to improve interagency coordination, at all levels, in the planning and conduct of MOOTW. The 1986 Goldwater-Nichols Act, which succeeded in enhancing the coordination between the Services and improved their ability to operate as a joint, provides a model for how this can be done. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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2000 US Navy Electronic Book
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006716
A History of U.S. Naval Aviation (ebook)
006716-A History of U.S. Naval Aviation 56 Pages1930 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT The Navy first investigated the possibilities of aviation for naval purposes in 1908 when Lieut. G. C. Sweet and Naval Constructor McIntee were detailed as observers for the test of the Wright plane at Fort Myer, Va. Lieutenant Sweet endeavored to stimulate interest in the subject of aviation and suggested the use of pontoons in this report to the Navy Department, but no action was taken thereon. In 1910, Capt. W. I. Chambers, United States Navy, who was assistant to the aid for material in the Bureau of Equipment attended the aviation meets at Belmont Park, N.Y., and at Halethorpe, near Baltimore, as an official observer. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
US Navy
1930 US Navy Electronic Book
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006717
A Short History of the United States Navy and the Southeast Asian Conflict-1950-1975 (ebook)
006717-A Short History of the United States Navy and the Southeast Asian Conflict-1950-1975 145 Pages1984 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT For over twenty-five years the U.S. Navy participated in the American effort to defend the Republic of Vietnam from its enemies. Two million officers and men, 2,511 of whom gave their lives, served their country throughout the prolonged struggle in Southeast Asia. This short history, which is based entirely on declassified or unclassified sources, provides a broad overview of the part these men and women played in the war. In addition to outlining the command structure, it traces the Navy's role in riverine and coastal warfare, counterinsurgency, civic action, and advisory duty, as well as the service's more well-known carrier air strike, amphibious, and naval gunfire support operations. Also described are the ships and craft, weapons, aircraft, and units with which the Seventh Fleet and Naval Forces, Vietnam, fought the war. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
US Navy
1984 US Navy Electronic Book
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003937
Air Expeditionary Forces-Forward Base Access (ebook)
003937-Air Expeditionary Forces-Forward Base Access 22 Pages 1998 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT The Air Expeditionary Force (AEF) is a new Air Force operational concept and a new way of presenting forces to an operational commander. The historical unique characteristics of an AEF include; operating at forward locations that maintain minimal infrastructure, launching combat missions 24 to 48 hours after execute order from anywhere in the world, and tailoring the force down to sub-squadron size groups of aircraft. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
US Navy
1998 US Navy Electronic Book
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011168
Army Observers' Report of Operation Highjump (ebook)
011168-Army Observers' Report of Operation Highjump 413 Pages 1947 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT This report represents the combined observations of Army personnel assigned to Task Force 68, Operation "HIGHJUMP", Naval Antarctic Development Project, December 1946 to April 1947. The War Department responded willingly to a Navy invitation to send observers on this important expedition and increased its representation to sixteen, ten more than originally allotted by the Navy. (The personnel included four men with prior Antarctic experience.) The United States Navy's "Antarctic Development Project, 1947," identified by the code word HIGHJUMP, was established by the Chief of Naval Operations to be carried out by Task Force 68 of the Atlantic Fleet. The objectives of the project: a. To establish a temporary base and airstrip on the Ross Shelf Ice in the vicinity of Little America, Antarctica, and conduct systematic long range air exploration of the Antarctic Continent there from, and conduct naval operations and carry out specific projects for training naval personnel, testing materials, and amplifying scientific knowledge of the Antarctic. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
War Department
1947 Task Force 68 US Navy Electronic Book
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000844
Assault from the Sea: The Amphibious Landing at Inchon (ebook)
000844-Assault from the Sea: The Amphibious Landing at Inchon 59 Pages 1994 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT In light of the Navy's current emphasis on littoral operations, I believe that Assault from the Sea: The Amphibious Landing at Inchon, by Curtis A. Utz of our Contemporary History Branch, is an appropriate title for the series' second work. His monograph demonstrates how the Navy's veteran leadership, flexible organization, versatile ships and aircraft and great mobility gave the theater commander, General of the Army Douglas A. MacArthur, the ability to launch a devastating offensive against the North Korean invaders of South Korea. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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1994 US Navy Electronic Book
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011438
Chronology of War in the Pacific for 7 December 1941 to 31 December 1943 (ebook)
011438-Chronology of War in the Pacific for 7 December 1941 to 31 December 1943 16 Pages 1943 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT This document by the Navy Department, Headquarters of the Commander in Chief document is a chronology of the Pacific War. There were comparatively few officers in the Pacific Fleet who had been on duty in the Pacific since the beginning of the war, and the majority had been there less than a year. Many had been previously in locations and duties which precluded them from following the day by day progress of war in the Pacific very closely, and since arrival there, they had little spare time for delving into past history. The following chronology up to the end of 1943 is compiled for their benefit, as a possible aid to them in familiarizing themselves with previous events and in acquiring a broader conception of the Pacific War in its entirety. Many events of supreme importance to the participants, such as air-strikes, submarine operations, minor surface engagements, and the loss of planes, ships, and men, have had to be omitted for the sake of brevity. Such omission is in no way an under-rating of the event or the services performed. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
US Navy
1943 US Navy Electronic Book
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002933
CincPac War Diary for August, 1944 (ebook)
002933--CincPac War Diary for August, 1944 138 Pages 1944 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT Sample entry: MARSHALS 1. 30th-31st: Jaluit was hit by 5 PVs, 10 F4Us, and 12 SBDs on the 30th, with a total of 15 tons. One SBD and 1 PV suffered minor damage from AA. On the 31st, 2 B-25s dropped 36 x 100 pounders on the same atoll. 2. 30th: Wotje took 15 tons from 34 F4Us, with one Corsair damaged and another crashed into the ocean, 1000 yards east of Wotje Island. The cause of the crash was not known. The pilot was not recovered. 3. 30th: SBDs dropped 9 2/3 tons on Mille AA and coastal defense guns. 4. 30th-31st: Nauru was harassed by 1 PV on each day, with 3 x 500 pounders dropped on each trip. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
US Navy
1944 US Navy Electronic Book
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002932
CinCPac War Diary for period 27 Jan 45 to 28 Feb 45 (ebook)
002932--CinCPac War Diary for period 27 Jan 45 to 28 Feb 45 64 Pages 1945 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT Sample entry: January 27. 1945 Fleet Admiral C.W. Nimitz, CincPac and Cincpoa arrived at Guam. 61 B-29s from the Marianas carried out a raid against the Tokyo Area, bombing the city's port facilities and the urban district. This was the secondary target. The primary target, the Nakajima Aircraft engine Factory, was not bombed, for reasons unstated. 183 tons were dropped with unobserved results. 5 B-29s were lost over the target, 2 ditched, and 1 crash-landed on return. Air opposition was intense. Claims of enemy losses are 31 planes shot down, 10 probably shot down and 31 damaged. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
US Navy
1945 US Navy Electronic Book
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008470
CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 136-45, Defense Installations on IWO JIMA (ebook)
008470-CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 136-45, Defense Installations on IWO JIMA 130 Pages1945 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT This document contains many full color maps, numerous pictures of the defensive installations that were destroyed, and drawings of the positions. The strategic importance of IWO JIMA need hardly be emphasized. Its value as an airbase midway between the MARIANAS and the heart of JAPAN has already been proved. After the occupation of SAIPAN, the Japs must have known that IWO would be attacked. The only question was WHEN. The story of their haste in constructing defenses is told in aerial photographs from 15 June 1944 until D-Day, 19 February 1945. At the time SAIPAN was invaded, only AA defenses, hasty fire trenches, and preliminary beach defenses had been prepared at IWO JIMA, By September 1944, positions had been constructed in depth behind the beaches. Company and platoon positions were then in evidence, and concrete pillboxes and covered artillery emplacements were under construction. By December, most beach positions were completed and had been strengthened by the construction of heavy concrete blockhouses. A cross-island defense line in depth protecting the northern part of the island was springing up along the high ground north of Airfield No. 1. Additional AA defenses, increased numbers of covered artillery and coast defense guns, and more and more concrete positions and minefields on the beaches were noted on each succeeding photographic sortie. By D-Day, key positions had been connected with pillboxes and were protected by covering fire from artillery, anti-tank guns, and mortars, previously sighted in. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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1945 US Navy Pacific Fleet Electronic Book
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002930
CinPac War Diary for June 1945 (ebook)
002930--CinPac War Diary for June 1945 107 Pages 1945 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT Sample entry: Osaka: 148 P-51's were airborne to escort the B-29's; 98 aborted because weather, 23 were over the target from 1120-1200(K), finding no airborne opposition. Twenty-seven P-51's are missing. 421 B-29's bombed Osaka, 12 hit other targets, 45 have not reported. Bombing was visual and by radar, with results unobserved to good and excellent. Enemy aircraft opposition was nil to moderate, except that the 313th Wing reported fifty attacks from seventy-five enemy aircraft. No claims of enemy aircraft destroyed. Ten B-29's lost - one to enemy aircraft, two ditched on way up, and two collided at the assembly point and five are unknown. Eighty-five planes landed at Iwo. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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1945 US Navy Electronic Book
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002931
CinPac War Diary for October 1944 (ebook)
002931--CinPac War Diary for October 1944 162 Pages 1944 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT Sample entry: Central Pacific A. BONINS 1. Chichi Jima - 2nd: 9 B-248 attacked shipping 30 miles west of Chichi Jima with 12 tons of bombs, obtaining 1 direct hit and many near misses on an AK. An escorting DE was undamaged. A Rufe and a Betty were seen but did not intercept. 2. Chichi Jima - 3rd: 8 B-24s attacked 6 - 8 small and medium AXs with negative results. AA was meager to moderate. There was no interception. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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1944 US Navy Electronic Book
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003943
COMINCH P-0012-Amphibious Operations-Capture of Iwo Jima 16 February to 16 March 1945 (ebook)
003943-COMINCH P-0012-Amphibious Operations-Capture of Iwo Jima 16 February to 16 March 1945 134 Pages 1945 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT The capture and occupation of the Marianas Islands gave our forces bases from which targets in the Japanese Empire could be subjected to VIR air attacks. In order to operate with greatest effectiveness and with a minimum of attrition, fighter cover for the long range bombers was required at the earliest practicable time. Iwo Jima was admirably situated as a fighter base for supporting long-range bombers between the Marianas and the Empire and offered sites for three airfields. Accordingly the Commander in Chief, Pacific Ocean areas, issued his Operation Plan No. 11-44, directing the Commander Fifth Fleet, as Commander Central Pacific Task Forces, to capture, occupy, and defend Iwo Jima and develop air bases on that island, to reduce Japanese naval and air strength and production facilities in the Japanese homeland, and to protect air and sea communications along the Central Pacific axis. The planning for and the actual execution of the Iwo Jima operation were affected to a considerable extent by the operations in the Philippines which immediately preceded it, and by the necessity of preparing for the Okinawa operation which was to follow it. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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1945 US Navy Electronic Book
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003888
Conflict with Libya-Operational Art in the War on Terrorism (ebook)
003888-Conflict with Libya-Operational Art in the War on Terrorism 42 Pages 1993 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT The relevance of operational art in the low intensity conflict (LIC) environment must not be overlooked. A study of the series of U.S. military operations against Libya in 1986, and the events leading up to them, provides insights into how operational level thinking drove the military element of the long-term campaign against Qaddafi. This case study approach to the conflict examines how operational art was used in planning the operations, and the degree to which it supported achievement of strategic and operational objectives. It also addresses unique challenges faced by cognizant operational commanders in politically-dominated LIC scenarios. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
US Navy
1993 US Navy Electronic Book
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003944
Cordon of Steel-The US Navy and the Cuban Missile Crisis (ebook)
003944-Cordon of Steel-The US Navy and the Cuban Missile Crisis 56 Pages 1993 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT In the fall of 1962, the United States and the Soviet Union came as close as they ever would to global nuclear war. The U.S. Navy played a pivotal role in this crisis, demonstrating the critical importance of naval forces to national defense. The Navy's operations were in keeping with its strategic doctrine, which is as valid today as it was in late 1962. The Navy, in cooperation with the other U.S. armed forces and with America's allies, employed military power in such a way that the president did not have to resort to war to protect vital Western interests. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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1993 US Navy Electronic Book
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000398
Department of the Navy Bureau of Naval Weapons Fourth Consolidated Report Of BW/CW Study (ebook)
000398-Department of the Navy Bureau of Naval Weapons Fourth Consolidated Report of BW/CW Study 279 Pages 1961 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT Object of Project (1) The purpose of the study is to determine possible Navy use of existing and proposed chemical and biological warfare weapons, munitions, dissemination methods and equipment of all services to improve the operational effectiveness of U. S. naval forces. The study is not limited to air launched BW and CW dissemination methods, but includes all existing and projected BW and CW expendable and non-expendable devices that can be adapted to Navy use that would be compatible with existing and planned launching and delivery systems by any Navy means. Relative effectiveness and merits of all methods and devices are to be reported together with required changes necessary for adaptation to Navy use. Existing, planned or on-the-shelf items are to be included for purposes of comparison. Chemical warfare toxic agents, such as liquids and gases, as well as non-toxics, such as flame, incendiaries and screening agents (thermal, visual and radar) are to be included, as shall Biological warfare devices. Surface, sub-surface and air launched weapons are to be included in the study. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
US Navy
1961 US Navy Electronic Book
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000840
Dictionary of American Naval Aviation Squadrons Volume I (ebook)
000840-Dictionary of American Naval Aviation Squadrons Volume I 596 Pages 1995 THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT This first volume covers the attack and strike fighter communities and includes VA (attack squadron), VAH (heavy attack squadron), VAK (tactical aerial refueling squadron), VAL (light attack squadron), VAP (heavy photographic squadron) and VFA (strike fighter squadron). Although VAK and VAP did not have a primary mission of offensive and defensive air-to-surface operations, they are included here because these squadrons operated attack-designated planes, such as the AJ-2 and the A-3 and its derivatives. The squadron histories in this volume cover only those squadrons that are currently designated VA or VFA or those that had the VA, VAH, VAK, VAL, VAP and VFA designations when they were disestablished. Any attack squadron redesignated VF, VS, RVAH, VAQ or VAW that did not revert back to VA is not in this volume. The lineage listing in Appendix 6 provides a cross reference list for all squadrons that may have had the VA, VA(AW), VAH, VA(HM), VAK, VAL, VAP and VFA designation. THIS DOCUMENT IS FURNISHED ON CDROM FORMAT - THIS IS AN EBOOK.
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1995 US Navy Electronic Book
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